Once again we venture out of the basement and into one of the best tasting rooms in the Northwest. Joined by Nick Ahlers from Planned Brotherhood, we talk about your limp wristed handhake, Jeremy's dog nearly dying and why America is doomed.

It's back to work for Jeremy after several months as a stay at home dad. Does he have what it takes to survive working for a living? Meanwhile he's shocked to learn about the tax fraud that is apparently rampant in the service industry. This sets off a heated debate over how much to tip for various services and brings back memories of some of Aaron's favorite haircuts.

When he simply doesn't have time to drink his pain away Aaron turns to an unlikely substance to find relief. Stacy's quest for relief has her searching for help from Patricia Arquette. Sadly there's no relief for Jeremy after a home improvement project fills his lungs with concrete. Someone...please stop the bleeding.

A dude wrote a book about having sex with a dolphin...seriously. Also, Aaron witnesses the "walk of shame" and a boy wacking himself in the nuts. Speaking of nuts, one listener wants a NoizBeam tattoo and Stacy is freaked out by baby monitors. Listen immediately.

Once again the TSRP trio is lucky to be alive after a house explodes just one mile from Jeremy's home. Meanwhile, Aaron pretends to be an electrician and nearly blows up his own house. We also have a new edition of "Facebook Theater" for you. Join us, won't you?

Don't be mad at Facebook, you just don't know him like we do. Meanwhile, unfriend all of of your ginger friends except Ron Howard. Oh, and that dude you're banging might be your brother. Find out why in this episode of The Sibling Rivalry.

This drug is too strong. That one isn't strong enough. Join us for the twisted tale of how Stacy can't find the escape from sobriety that's just right. We also remember 20 years of Nirvana's Nevermind while saying farewell to REM.

Its an old fashioned cock fight at Aaron's house as he and his wife battle over chickens. Stacy finds a new use for your NoizBeam koozie and at least one listener thinks Jeremy is an idiot. He called the "poop line" to tell us why.

For the first time we take the show on the road for a live broadcast from the American Brewing Company. To help celebrate our 200th show, "Superfan" Brian drops by to add a little color to the conversation and to Jeremy's overly white musical taste.

Did you know Starbucks has a secret menu? Did you know Jeremy may have invented it? In Episode 199 find out how to use it in our sneaky new voicemail game. Also, there's all kinds of road rage and lake rage as the TSRP gang looks for new things to be angry about.